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SlashFactory · for manufacturers

Orders, production, machines, stock and traceability on the factory floor.

A production ERP: customer orders into production orders, machines and batches, film and raw-material stock, receipts and shipments, the warehouse, the roster and personnel, scrap, full traceability from order to delivery, demand planning and KPIs.

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LINE 3 · SHIFT OPENED 06:00BATCH 26-0912 · TRACEDTOMORROW'S TRUCK
One record per order, followed through the plant.
SlashFactory — Orders, production, machines, stock and traceability on the factory floor.
SlashFactory — Orders, production, machines, stock and traceability on the factory floor.
What is inside

The order, the machine, the batch and the delivery, on one record

A factory's truth is scattered across an order book, a production board, a stock sheet and a shipping log that disagree by the afternoon. SlashFactory keeps one record per order and follows it through the plant.

Orders and production orders

Customer orders become production orders with the recipe, the machine and the schedule; the planner sees load per machine per day.

Machines and the floor

Each machine's runs, output, downtime and setup; the floor screen for the operator, the monitor for the shift.

Batches and traceability

Every batch numbered from raw material to finished goods, so a question about one delivery answers which roll, which machine, which shift.

Stock and materials

Film and raw-material stock, receipts from suppliers, the warehouse by location, scrap recorded where it happens.

Shipments and customers

Loadings and deliveries against the order, the customer record, the documents that go with the truck.

People, demand and KPIs

The roster and personnel, demand planning against capacity, and the KPIs computed from the records the floor already keeps.

Production — the production orders on the board, per machine and per day.
Production — the production orders on the board, per machine and per day.
Planner — load per machine against the orders due, and what moves when a machine stops.
Planner — load per machine against the orders due, and what moves when a machine stops.
Orders — customer orders and the production orders behind them, with delivery dates and what is late.
Orders — customer orders and the production orders behind them, with delivery dates and what is late.
Machines — runs, output, downtime and setup per machine.
Machines — runs, output, downtime and setup per machine.
The same platform, the same security, the same personal dashboards. Built for a real plant, in Greek and English, and rebuilt in the modern interface — ask us for a walkthrough on your own product list.
One day

One day, as the record keeps it

A plant's day, from the first shift to the evening KPIs — one record per order, followed through the floor.

06:00Line 3The operator opens the shift on the floor screen: the production order, the recipe, the roll to load. The batch number is minted as the run starts.
08:20PlannerA customer moves a delivery from 18/09 to 12/09. The planner shows load per machine per day and what slips if line 3 takes it.
10:05WarehouseA raw-material receipt lands at location B-14. The stock and the open purchase order agree by themselves.
12:30Machine 7A forty-minute stop for a die change, logged from the floor. Downtime is on the machine's record and on the shift monitor.
14:10QualityA customer asks about one roll. The batch answers: which raw material, which machine, which shift, which truck.
16:00ShippingTomorrow's loading list is built from the orders due; the documents print from the same record that goes with the truck.
17:30ManagementThe day's KPIs — output per machine, scrap, orders late — from the records the floor already kept.
Next step

See SlashFactory on your own data.

Forty-five minutes, online or at your office, with your own records loaded — then a pilot on one desk with a fixed-scope onboarding and a thirty-day decision.

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